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Play festival features imaginative student directors

April 23, 2018 Monica McFadden

This past weekend, from April 19-22, the DU Department of Theatre featured the directorial work of six senior theatre majors in the first cycle of…

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Kendrick’s Pulitzer is a win for hip-hop

April 20, 2018 Justin Cygan

On Monday, Kendrick Lamar, the 30-year old rapper hailing from the streets of Compton, won the Pulitzer prize for music. Entering into the annals of…

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The essential 4/20 playlist

April 16, 2018 Justin Cygan

Just in time for the hazy holiday, this 4/20 playlist provides a plethora of vibey, warm tunes. With artists ranging from Bob Marley to BROCKHAMPTON,…

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I’m With Her delivers ethereal show at Swallow Hill

April 16, 2018 Emma Cohen

Following the February release of their debut LP “See You Around,” folk trio I’m With Her has embarked upon a 38-city tour, including two sold-out…

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The Still Tide celebrates new EP

April 16, 2018 Nina Petrovic

Indie rock band The Still Tide celebrated the release of their new EP, “Each, After” at Lost Lake Lounge Saturday, April 14. Lost Lake Lounge was full…

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DU Poet Alicia Mountain publishes first book

April 16, 2018 Kendall Morris

Poets and scholars of the creative writing PhD program held a poetry reading in the Vicki Myhren Gallery on April 12. Readers included queer poet…

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“Care For Me” showcases a young artist’s pain

April 9, 2018 Justin Cygan

On his sophomore album, the dreamy, introspective "Care For Me,” Chicago rapper Saba offers a soul-baring image of a young man reeling from intense loss…

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“My Dear Melancholy” The Weeknd’s mental battle

April 9, 2018 Nina Petrovic

When Abel Tesfaye, better known by his stage name “The Weeknd,” first emerged with his breakout mixtape “House of Balloons” in 2011, he was portrayed…

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Austin band Holy Wave releases dreamy synth album “Adult Fear”

April 2, 2018 Kendall Morris

Holy Wave, an Austin, Texas-based psych-pop band, dropped “Adult Fear” on Friday, March 30. While their sound is en mode and not totally original, I’d…

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Down-under eats at The Waltzing Kangaroo

April 2, 2018 Justin Cygan

The longer days and better weather of spring invites travel and experiencing all the state of Colorado has to offer. A day trip to one…

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